Sentence examples for no clear documentation from inspiring English sources

There is no clear documentation for what he said, but the various stories make for good telling.

Prior to hospitalisation, all patients had received antiepileptic drug treatment with phenobarbitone, phenytoin or carbamazepine with no clear documentation of benefit.

During this assessment, 10 indicators could not be measured because of unclear definitions (i.e., no clear documentation on what the numerator and denominator were) and/or lack of existing data collection mechanisms.

The recommended sample size for performing WGCNA is 15-20 sampers per condition (http://labs.genetics.ucla.edu/horvath/CoexpressionNetwork/Rpackages/WGCNA/faq.html), and for MCLUST there is no clear documentation on the optimal sample size.

Prolonged empiric antimicrobial treatment without clear evidence of infection, failure to narrow antimicrobial therapy when a causative organism is identified, and no clear documentation about indication and plan for therapy are reported to be common problems, and published data on general inappropriate use of antibiotics have similar findings to our results during phase I [ 12- 16].

From the 159 , 72466%) were excluded: 6 had no charts available, 25 did not have clear documentation of pneumonia, 37 were initially hospitalized, 1 had been hospitalized within 14 days before symptom onset, and 3 had a history of coccidioidomycosis.

Until now, however, there has been no clear, objective documentation of health effects associated with regular occupational exposure to this organism.

But neither side presented clear documentation, and two American officials said there was no evidence to suggest that any chemical weapons had been used.

Clear documentation is important for pressure wound care; however, no validated instruments currently exist for the staging of pressure injuries to the oral mucosa.

There's clear documentation of prolonging the dispute and strike action on purpose.

The snag is that clear documentation showing the object's provenance is usually required before any action can be taken, and with inventories destroyed or missing, the business of cataloguing the stolen objects looks like being an extremely slow business.